Seward Stampede
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Seward StampedeBy: Andy and Mitch
Seward Stampede
Semi-Professional baseball team
Competitive in Class A
Event/League Name
Sponsorships
Provide entertainment and offer a friendly family environment for all of our fans while offering the best opportunity for our players to be the best that they can be
Mission Statement
New field 7 year plan Concordia Estimate $3000 per seat, $2000 bench
seating (4000-6000 seats) league average 5500, biggest 6500
Making bluff road paved New parking lot Player housing
Facilities/Equipment
5 month schedule (April through September) from Clinton Lumber Kings, Seattle Mariners Class A affiliate
MIDWEST LEAGUE Burlington Quad Cities Wisconsin Beloit Cedar Rapids Bowling Green Lansing Lake County Kade County Fort Wayne Dayton Peoria Great Lakes
Scheduling
Paid◦ Manager (paid by Mariners)◦ Coaches (paid by Mariners)◦ Summer help (minimum wage)◦ Players (paid by Mariners)◦ Grounds keepers (5 month salary)◦ Concession workers ◦ Ticket takers◦ Security◦ Parking attendants
Staff
Volunteer◦ Concordia athletes looking for volunteer work◦ College Internships◦ Ball boys
Training: ◦ Experience with professional sports teams◦ PBEO
Medical/Emergency Staff◦ Team physician to work with team and travel as well
Staff
Strengths:◦ Increase traffic◦ Increase Concordia knowledge◦ Concordia and city income◦ Businesses profit
Weaknesses◦ Start-up money (25-30 million)◦ Low class A team◦ Land area◦ New and not known by many
SWOT Analysis
Opportunities◦ National exposure◦ Possible big name players ◦ College baseball exposure
Threats◦ Possible Lincoln team (Salt Dogs)◦ Ability to acquire start up funds
SWOT Analysis
Seward and Lancaster Counties
Baseball fans of all ages
Families in the area
Baseball players looking to further their careers
Market Analysis
Billboard along I-80 coming into Seward
Social Media
Commercials
Marketing Plan
$29.75 million 7-year plan .25 mil a year from Concordia = 1.75 million .25 mil a year from City of Seward = 1.75 million 3 million a year from Seattle Mariners
Organization = 21 million .75 million a year from donors/sponsors = 5.25 All profits are put towards expenses, whatever is
left is split between Concordia, the City of Seward, and Seattle Mariners.
Budget Forecast
70% profit after expenses goes to Mariners 10% profit after expenses goes to Concordia 10% profit after expenses goes to City of
Seward 10% profit after expenses goes to
emergencies, stadium improvement, pay raises for employers
Revenue generating event that after the 7-year plan is paid off will produce a great amount of profit as an organization
Budget Forecast
Injured players
Flying bats and balls into the stands injuring fans
Facility built to regulations
Contracts with players
Sponsorship contracts
Legal Concerns